Today sees the culmination of the 2nd annual Wharton-QS Stars Reimagine Education conference 2015, taking place in Philadelphia. Billed as the ‘Oscars for Higher Education,’ this global competition seeks to identify the most innovative pedagogies that will enhance learning and/or improve the employability of higher education students around the world. Reimagine Education is an event
Oslo may have placed 60th in the new QS Best Student Cities ranking – below the UK’s often-underrated Coventry as well as Stockholm, Helsinki and Copenhagen (the capitals of Norway’s Northern European neighbors) but one university in the city, BI Norwegian Business School, has decided to take its international student recruitment strategy up a notch.
In light of the upcoming Re-imagine Education Awards, the innovative global competition launched last year by QS and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania to find the world’s top higher education pedagogical innovation. I started reminiscing about my own university experience, and one particular course came to mind when I looked closely at
The latest edition of the QS Best Student Cities index is topped for the fourth consecutive year by Paris, with Melbourne and Tokyo behind it in second and third place respectively. Sydney and London make up the rest of the top five cities, assessed on a range of data in five key categories. These categories are: number
The QS Best Student Cities index – available to view in full at TopUniversities.com – aims to provide students and parents with insights into the merits of potential study locations, with a particular focus on those planning to study abroad. Drawing on a range of data in five key categories, the index highlights the world’s